Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

4 1870
SOCIAL KvEmus.
Thers vs. very plsasnni ga1hexina
81 shs rssldaass a N. end nFs- J. A.
EppisF 80 Friday, sid . Dost eG1oy.
sbss agsDinR was passe& with cards and
eonyeEsAfion. Thoae pFe1snt were: Nj.
and Mrs. MRa. EppisR, Ms. Clafenos
Coaifer, Mim Eppls, Mis- James. Hiss
Terry, and MeaIrH. ". A. Hasbfeeek. v.
r. Moore, Howard Baker, J. II. Lewis,
Z. II. BEoytss and @. 2. AsDday.
EHTHnTkmED.
Mrs. %. b. johnson entertained .
numbeg o. Der fTisnds ca last Thursday
sfteFuoon at her home on Seneca street.,
nsaf the University. Ths guests we're
pEineipalIy iadiea from Port Townsend
Who we're 10 Seattle duFfng tbs past
week nsaesdina the W. q. Z. Q. Goa
yansi0n. Th0ss present we're Mrs. l..
Is. Hastings. Mrs. Captain Kinds and
Mrs. Wilson, OF Port Tounssnd, Mrs.
~ "A. Meany. y. d Winslog end Pro
fsaIos and Mrs. OBJ Johnson, Of Seattle
oHAuTkUouA ASSEMBLY, ron 1887.
All Who are looking forward 10 the
summer assembly ~ Gagdner's Beach,
| from jay 1esh 20 29sh, yin Be interest
Cd 10 know that Rev. d. ]. Pisroe, Pres
ident Of the Board, did not forget
CsautanQua Interests during his visit 10
| Wyoming and the East. He writes from
Ohioaao that the Pnget sound Assembly
Il being eioselY watched By interested
parties Ia she Eas', some Of whom are
expected here this Summer. A com-
pany Of educators under the charge Of
1T. W. Biokneil, President Of the Ma
tionai TeacheF's Association, leaves
Chicago In July for Alaska, and some Of
them will visit oar "Taaohegd Retreat"
and add interest and inspiration to the
Assembly. Prof. q. O. GFoR. Of Lewis
burg University, PennsyivAAia, and the
author Of several works on plant life,
| etc, will be 81 the Assembly during
most Of the session. Mr.. Pierce has
met suah prominent Chantauqaa lead
ers a. Prof. w. O. Wilkinson, Of New
York, De. j. u. HuFib1rt, Of New JeT-
ssy, and Rev. W. A. Duncan, Of New
York. Who promised to direct attention
20 WORK on this shore, IN their respect
i've circles, and Strangers from The East
may be expected 10 drop In at almost
any time. Arrangements have also been
made to bold q Territorial Sunday
School Convention for Warrington IN
connection With the Chautauqua Assem-
bly, on Wednesday and Thursday, Jaly
20th and 2tst. Z. q. Wheeler, SscFetaFy
OF the international Sunday School
Convention for the Northwest. and Rev
4. d. DIlWoEth, Secretary Of the Assem-
bly, Normal Union, and other Sunday
Bthool workers will assist 10 the Con
vention.
The W. C. I. U. Of Western Wash
nRton, at their Animal Convention
which hss Just closed. fixed uUon We'd
nesdAy. July 81, Is ". O. 7. U. day q
Chaulauqna.
The Teacher Retreat, oonduated b.
the Seattle Teaohers' Reading Union
will form q prominent feature Of thl
Assembly. There will be lectures b.
saoh able speakers as Prof. John Tai
and Prof. y. q. PlummeF, Of Washing
ton College, Tacoma; Prof. q b. John
son and Prof. 7. RafseFy, University O
Washington, Seattle; Pres. j. r. Ellis
D. d., Paoids University Of Oregon
Prof. Geo. Lindsay, Principal Pnge
Soand Academy, OOupeville, W. T.; r "
J. ID. Fulton, d. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. j. @. A. Henry. Portland, Oregon
Raw. J. 4. Clapp, Portland, Oregon
Rev. A. j. Hanson, Settle. and others.
J Notes, Personal and Otherwise.
. Theodore Halter is ct present 10 Oiynl
pla.
Charles Jackson. Of snot omish. is b
tie CITY.
A. POntius lie soiourainR al the HO
Springs.
John DOser, q merchant OF Edison,
In the city.
}. d. Clark. Of Portland. was 10 Seal
lie Friday.
Ny. D. B. Jackson of Port Gam b
, ls In the city.
A. b. whitsop, Of Eilens5urR, vas q
town last week.
W. Z. ShFiokeF, q banker OF Laoou
ner, Is 10 the city.
II. w. Th.elsop, Of Portland, vas 4
Seattle last week.
Colonel q. o. HAller returned yelIer
day from Whatoom.
II. NJ. Hoyt left for Spokane Fall
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Moses KOFn will arrive from Sal
Francisco on Tuesday.
3. W. Wall. Of Tacoma, was In %.
city Thursday evening.
A. A. Blaekman, OF Snohomish, Wis
ited Seattle lssa week.
James Pinous lsfk on tha Flsetv Sot
yesterday for Puyallup.
Mrs. Captain Sslby IL visiting Mis-
Allies Buliene Of this city.
Miss Nellie RoWell Of UIsalady va
10 the city last Tuesday.
George KinneAr aud wife returned
from Portland ThuEFday.
Adiatant General O'Brien, N. @. w.
visited Seattle on Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. A. GEynne OF Port Glmble Il
visiting friends 10 the city.
JOaeph GoOdwin Of LAoonneF vas a
Seattle daring the past week.
George Y. Raymond made a trip "a
tee Skaait oountry last week.
h. Knabe, Of the celebrated piano Arm
vas In toe city wednesday.
Mrs Hawkins. Of Fort SGeilaeoom
VA In the city last Thursday.
L. W. Pardy, OF utsalady, was ID
Seattle during the past week.
Mrs. Psnhallow returned to PoE.
Gamble last Monday evening.
Fred Levy OF New Westminster I.
visiting bis parents In this city.
Mr.. q. A. DARCY snd wife OF Laeon
ner we're ia town lsss rharsdAy.
o. W. Insersoll leaves for Portland
tOuoEroS 10 sakNes in business.
MSs, +. W. Taylor. Of Taooma, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Carts.
q. q. MsNamAra. postmaster Of Port
TOwnssad, Vas Ia town last week.
SaEseoa Walker Of the Unilsd States
Atny vas 10 The city on Monday.
Mss wilEinski. 81 Portland. IL VISITING
81 the residence Of william kierski.
Rsv. d. J. PicFce returned last even
tnS from an extended Eastern visii.
II n. shaw retained on she Glide YES.
te day from tFiP 10 tbs Skagit river.
Ma Middleton ef Hood River 1,
visiting NJ. aod Mrs. Frank HAnfurd.
q. W. HlbAEt. Of the Yakima Rspasi,,,
returned east Of the N ,unsaias Ihurs-
DAY.
CApsAia O. Z Clancy, OF rae,nA,
vAs IN the city the aFs, plsi Of last
week.
Z p. HHdwisk, Of CalifOrnia. vas in
SETTLE dltiox tue early plEt of last